Writings for a Liberation Psychology
2019; University of California Press; Linguagem: Inglês
10.1525/9780520949454-027
Autores Tópico(s)Latin American Literature Studies
ResumoForeword by Elliot G. Mishler Note on the Translation Introduction PART I: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF POLITICS AND THE POLITICS OF PSYCHOLOGY 1 Toward a Liberation Psychology Translated by Adrianne Aron 2 Role of the Psychologist Translated by Adrianne Aron 3 Power, Politics, and Personality Translated by Phillip Berryman 4 Political Socialization: Two Critical Themes Translated by Adrianne Aron 5 Political Psychology of Work Translated by Cindy Forster PART II: WAR AND TRAUMA 6 War and Mental Health Translated by Anne Wallace 7 War and the Psychosocial Trauma of Salvadoran Children Translated by Anne Wallace 8 Religion as an Instrument of Psychological Warfare Translated by Tod Sloan 9 Psychological Value of Violent Political Repression Translated by Anne Wallace PART III: DE-IDEOLOGIZING REALITY 10 The People: Toward a Definition of a Concept Translated by Adrianne Aron 11 Public Opinion Research as a De-ideologizing Instrument Translated by Jean Carroll and Adrianne Aron 12 Lazy Latino: Ideological Nature of Latin American Fatalism Translated by Phillip Berryman Bibliography Complete Works of Ignacio Martin-Baro Works by Other Authors Acknowledgments
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